Wool Market Slow on Sales in 1920s Boston Bulletin
Wool market shows weak sales with buyer-favored prices for finer grades. Fine and fine medium wools weak, medium wools firm. new clip limited by reduced limits. Domestic fleeces by region listed with varying prices. mohair quiet but firm. bulletin notes wide regional price tables and grading terms.
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Boston
Morrow
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missour
Indiana
New England
Secord
Texas
California
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Sheridan Sees June Frost Sets Low Record
Sheridan Wyoming reports a June morning frost with a low of 33 degrees breaking a late June record. Garden damage noted as residents endured the chill while nationwide heat persisted. New York Mayor Walker marks his forty eighth birthday by reflecting on past actions and responsibilities.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Three Injured When Car Skids Near Twin Falls
A light coupe skidded in loose gravel near Murtaugh injuring three people. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Norris suffered cuts and bruises with Mrs. Norris possibly breaking a hip. Foster, 15, may have a broken shoulder. Ruth Norris, 22, and Miss Zuma Schenenberger survived with minor scratches. Twin Falls driver escaped unharmed. The incident occurred while the party was en route to Minneapolis.
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Murtaugh
Seattle
W. FP. Norris
Rodeo Winners at Blackfoot
The Blackfoot American Legion rodeo drew about five thousand spectators on June 21 as 32 bucking entrants competed. Bert Sibbett won first in the bucking contest with Eddie Wood second and Parle Thode third. Mark Rooke topped bulldogging with Jack Casey Miles City second. Pardee of Phoenix won calf roping. The cowboy relay went to W H Young with O Barkdall second. Indian relay saw Dave Johnson first and Charle Washington second. Roman chariot went to Young and Barkdale. Indian half mile and boys pony races also held with multiple winners. no accidents reported. A hedgehog returned to a Dermansiland owner after a year’s disappearance.
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Trisume Sepera
Blackfoot
American Legion
Bert Sibbett
Eddie Wood
Parle Thode
Mark Rooke
Ellensburg
Washington
Jack Casey
Miles City
Montana
Pardee
Phoenix
Arizona
Herry Hart
Pocatello
Idaho
W. H Young
Arco
O Barkdall
Henry
Dave Johnson
Charle Washington
Young and Barkdale
Starlight
Indian Tom
Black Diamond
Paul Scott
Ross Lowden
Ted Hutchinson
Guy Cash
Ben Bronco
St Mary's and Utah Ink Two Year Basketball Pact
St Mary's College and the University of Utah formalized athletic relations with a two year basketball contract. Lou Le Fevre and Stanley Murphy arranged the deal, calling for two games in San Francisco during Christmas and two in Salt Lake City during the 1930 holidays. The agreement may extend to other sports and could see Utah football replacing a St Mary's opponent in 1930.
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ST. Mary's
Utah
Dicker Moraga
Calif
St Mary's College
University of Utah
Louis le Fevre
St Mary's
Stanley Murphy
San Francisco
Gaels
Salt Lake City
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Columbia
Salt Lake
Columbia Gorge
Radio
Associated Press
William DO. L. Starbuck
Federal Radio Commission
Daby
Grat Warley
England
Dermansiland
Nampa
Carnation Milk Products CO
St. Boiee
Mpte
Manchester
Lancashire
Athletic Unions
L. W. Beardsie
Pocatello Electric Supply
North Main Street
Idaho Loan & Investment Company
L. E. Shaw
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